Synthesis essays, often assigned in academic settings, challenge students to weave together ideas from multiple sources into a cohesive and original piece of writing. While they may initially seem daunting, mastering the art of creating a synthesis essay not only aids in academic endeavors but also equips students with skills valuable for their future careers. This article provides practical tips…
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Self-development for Students: How to Increase Productivity and Efficiency? 10 Tips
by Vidya Sury September 20, 2023For many students, juggling academic, social, and personal responsibilities can be overwhelming. Amidst this whirlwind of tasks, it’s crucial to work smart, not just hard. By focusing on self-development, students can optimize their efficiency and increase productivity, ensuring a smoother college experience and paving the way for future success. Self-development for students: here are 10 tips to increase productivity and…
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This Saturday I had a wonderful walk to remember at the fabulous campus nearby. I somehow had to slow down and I couldn’t think of a better way than to be in nature. “Hey! Watch out for that fella behind you!” The voice interrupts my consciousness, startling me. Just ten minutes earlier, I had settled on the sofa with my…
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Sometimes it feels good to free write and reflect. Today’s conversation with myself is about crockery, cooking, and purging. With a significant birthday around the corner, I am in the process of sorting through stuff to donate/recycle/reuse. I found things that I have not even looked at for quite some time, tucked away, neatly packed for special occasions. And I…
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Inspiring Life Lessons From The Chinese Bamboo Tree
by Vidya Sury August 18, 2023The inspiring story of the Chinese bamboo tree is a wonderful lesson in perseverence, patience and persistence. Although I read this story long ago, it is a good one to re-read. And I find that every time I read it, there’s a different takeaway. It is important to note that we usually tend to see what we want to see…